We got a really good look at Star Trek: Picard and Discovery this weekend from NYCC.
Star Trek: Picard Final Season
(Yes you saw what you think you saw)
We got a really good look at Star Trek: Picard and Discovery this weekend from NYCC.
(Yes you saw what you think you saw)
Star Trek: Picard Final Season
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 2 Clip
Take a sneak preview of the opening of the new series (minus the credits) including the new(ish) theme music.
We knew time travel was part of the story, but it looks like we’re heading to 2024 (good news, no one is masked, so we’re past the pandemic by then).
William Shatner (aka Captain James T Kirk), launched into space this morning aboard Blue Origin’s rocket (jump to about 1.5 hours into the video to see the actual launch).
Star Trek: Picard Season 2
Star Trek: Prodigy
The Matrix Resurrections
Bonus – Meet the Cast of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
The adventure doesn’t end on the small screen. This week, we’re heading into the theaters (remember those?) with Star Trek: The Generation Movie Trivia. Specifically, Star Trek movies 7 through 10.
That just leaves us with the new Star Trek movies that started in 2009. Stay tuned for those in a future episode.
I’m not screaming, you’re screaming.
Also, Season Four of Discovery has been teased:
I bet you thought we’d forgotten about this, didn’t you? Fear not, Star Trek: The Animated series won’t be missed. Here are thirty questions to slake your Star Trek trivia thirst.
The often forgotten series didn’t run long, but it was memorable to those of us that got a chance to watch it. Try your best and then binge the series to pick up anything you missed.
When you are done, visit the other Star Trek series episodes.
For the first time, ever, we’ll have three live-action Star Trek shows airing at the same time. Sounds like this one will be a throwback to the old days of a more optimistic look at the future.
Which, frankly, we could use right about now.
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